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1915

Structures

Mcleod Building

The McLeod Building, 1915, front elevation. City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-368.

Built in 1915

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McLeod Building, 1915, front elevation

The McLeod Building, 1915, front elevation. City of Edmonton Archives EA-10-368.

Captured in 1915

2003

Media

McLeod Building, 2003

Exterior view of the McLeod Building taken in 2003

Captured in 2003

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McLeod Building, rear

Exterior view of the McLeod Building from the rear.

Captured in 2003

Undated

People

John Dow

Neighbourhoods

Downtown

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McLeod Building, Detail

Detailed view of the McLeod Building

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Mcleod Building

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